A football star marries her girlfriend in Vietnam, universities in the United Kingdom fly Pride flags, and Russia issues convictions in accordance to an anti-LGBTQ law.
A towering presence in New York’s transgender community has died.
The Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board has paused lewd conduct enforcement following fierce backlash from the LGBTQ community over raids of Seattle gay bars.
The Republican-dominated state House of Representatives is launching another attack on adult entertainment, this time by redefining the word “adult.”
Trans killings in Mexico spark protests, Meta is urged to make platforms safer for LGBTQ users, and Hungary's prime minister says “no money in the world” would make him accept, what he calls, LGBTQ “propaganda.”
In his 13 years of teaching at Alexandria City High School, English teacher Matthew Henry had never been referred to as a “faggot.”
It started with transgender athletes, then gender-affirming care – now Florida’s war on the trans community is moving to driver’s licenses.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a new study report this week that revealed that restricted by employment and housing discrimination and lack of access to needed gender-affirming healthcare for transgender women, increasing the risk of contracting HIV.
More than 50 federal hate crime violations have been tacked on to charges against the perpetrator of the Club Q shooting in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
A Canadian town reversed its Pride flag ban, parishioners feel welcome after an Australian priest came out as trans, and Greece's prime minister received backlash for pledging to legalize same-sex marriage.
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